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38 country decorating ideas: stunning rustic style
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These easy – and beautiful – country decorating ideas will effortlessly introduce rural style to your home. Picking up on the key elements of the look, from natural materials to color and pattern, they'll bring a softness and warmth to your living spaces for an inviting interior with an elegantly rustic touch.
Country decorating ideas: perfect your rural style
Putting a country twist on to your decorating ideas is about narrowing your focus to truly delight in the best of rural looks and lifestyle. If a material is natural; if a surface has character; if a color can be seen in the landscape outside your window, then chances are you've got it right.
The beauty of country style is that it embraces so many looks, from elegant rural homes to smaller cottages, from barns to cabins. What connects them all is a comfort, warmth and natural elegance that feels beautifully homey.
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Country homes often feature thick stone walls and low ceilings, so a practical as well as aesthetically pleasing approach is needed to lighting ideas.
'A layered decorative lighting scheme ensures your lighting adapts to the different uses of a space,' explains Hollie Moreland, Creative Director at David Hunt Lighting , whose Scallop light pendants feature in the dining area here. 'An open concept kitchen dining room, for example, needs task lighting for cooking, but softer warmer lighting for entertaining.
'Layer your lighting so you can add and remove light sources for different uses and to create different atmospheres. I love to see unexpected lighting – a pretty table lamp in a country kitchen, rather than the typical living or bedroom, will add a homey and whimsical feel to the space.'
2. Bring in floral fabrics
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If all-over chintz and the cottagecore aesthetic is too full-on for your taste, but you don't want to forgo florals altogether, consider brining in single piece that will provide the botanical fix.
In this simple space, with white walls and a wooden floor, the sofa really stands out. It's upholstered in a fabric from the new Water Garden Collection at Sanderson . Complemented with a botanical print above and a bouquet of fresh blooms at the side, it's a masterclass in making a subtle statement with your country decorating ideas.
3. Style an elegant welcome
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The hall sets the tone of the house, so be sure that your entryway styling creates the sense of warmth and welcome you expect from country decorating ideas.
This tonal palette combines soft stone and berry colors, coming together in a beautiful console table display that turns an everyday space into a place that draws the eye.
'Collect a branch or some foliage from the garden and pair with trend-led pieces such as the bobble-frame mirror, for a look that's the epitome of modern country decorating,' says Andréa Childs, Editor of Country Homes & Interiors magazine.
4. Choose slimline furniture
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Not all country homes are graced with spacious rooms but that doesn't mean you should miss out on the classic rustic fixtures and furniture such as a pantry. Make the most of vertical space by choosing tall, slimline pieces.
Conversely, if you have low beams or a dropped ceiling, choose low and wide cabinets and chests of drawers that make the most of the horizontal space.
'With slim storage pieces, designed especially for smaller kitchens, there’s no kitchen too small for our larder or wine store,' agrees Dani Taylor, Product & Creative Director at Cox & Cox .
5. Add a vintage touch in the kitchen
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Historic flora and fauna designs bring a pretty vintage feel to a scheme when you're considering country kitchen ideas. It's a look that pairs beautifully with a simple Shaker style kitchen.
'The new Water Garden collection from Sanderson is all about discovering documents in our archive that had previously been untouched.
Whether drawn, printed or painted, we’re celebrating their authentic beauty and the host of eastern cultures that came together to create something so special,' explains Rebecca Craig, Head of Design for Sanderson. 'Along with a touch of glamour, subtle metallics and vibrant colours blend to give our country aesthetic an elegant, contemporary twist.'
6. Cozy up in the bedroom
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Don't be afraid to pile on the linen, blankets and comforters as an element of your country bedroom ideas – the more, the better!
'Country cottage bedrooms are all about creating a cosy and inviting space,' confirms Molly Freshwater, Co-Founder and Creative Director at Secret Linen Store . Layering different blankets and throws in contrasting textures is an easy way to create this.
'In the warmer summer months I like to layer flat sheets as alternatives to heavy blankets, making my bed look a stylish focal point in the room.'
7. Panel the kitchen
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Wall panelling ideas are a wonderful way to add warmth to a country kitchen.
There's something about cladding and enclosing the space that brings a sense of security that's fitting for this heart of the home.
'For an even greater sense of enclosure and comfort, paint the panelling a dark shade of navy, charcoal or forest green,' suggests Andréa Childs, Editor of Country Homes & Interiors. 'These deep colors are very earthing.'
Panelling also provides the opportunity to add a shelf or two, which you can accessorize with decorative items to bring personality to the space.
8. Throw down a rug
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Deep-toned wood floors are rich in texture and patina, but they can darken a room considerably, 'sucking up' any light that falls into the space. The answer is to throw down a rug that's lighter in color and has a pattern that brings vibrancy to the scheme.
Here, the rug by Oka mirrors the shape and color of the ceiling above for a harmonious country decorating idea for a dining room.
9. Use artistic inspiration to build a scheme
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A much-loved piece of art is an ideal starting point for a scheme.
Pulling out key tones from the artwork for curtains, upholstery and accessories offers a joyful cocktail of yellows, pinks and nutty browns.
The painting here, used as the inspiration, is from an ever changing eclectic selection at the Wilson Stephens & Jones Gallery . Affordable chairs from Ikea have been given a unique look with wonderful loose covers in pretty prints from The Fabric Collective , and gloss yellow painted legs. A simple woven rug adds that essential modern country finishing touch.
10. Create a fresh, modern scheme with a medley of green and white prints
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For a contemporary take on classic country living room ideas, make fresh and vibrant patterns the stars of the show. Combining a variety of prints, all in fresh greens and whites, ensures this room feels calm and not overwhelming.
Here, there is a wonderful mixture of patterned textiles, from the cushions and lampshade, to the curtains and rug underfoot.
The clean white space and white pieces of furniture ensure all the green pattern doesn't dominate. Warm wood, brought in through the coffee table, console and flooring, bring in the essential natural element key to any country scheme.
11. Use a playful mix of patterns for a vibrant and inviting feel
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A bedroom is an ideal space to play with pattern. The exuberant headboard is the focal point here, with its wonderfully wavy design and fabulously bright and bold fabric . Then the eye is invited to take in the dynamic, diagonal striped curtains , the colourful bedside lamp, patterned quilt and cushion, and finally the pink woven flatweave rug. All work together to complement the overall joyful scheme.
White tongue and groove panelling is a simple way to add a country feel to a space. This combined with all the color and pattern makes for a very upbeat and contemporary feeling country bedroom, especially if you are lucky enough to be able to open the doors out onto the prettiest of gardens, on a summer's morn.
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Three diverse patterns – a perky floral wallpaper, a modern African print upholstered pouffe and a classic trellis design on the front of a classic chest of drawers – have been cleverly layered to work together harmoniously.
This is a perfect example of modern country. Many of the elements in isolation could be seen a quite country, but somehow the combination adds up to a thoroughly modern look. Fresh, clean, upbeat and very characterful. We also love the touch of flouro brought in with the shade and lamp, a clever resin version of a classic turned wood lampstand.
13. Renovate a fireplace
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If you’re lucky enough to have an original fireplace, consider restoring rather than replacing. It will become the focal point of your country decorating scheme, bringing authentic warmth and period style to your property.
‘If it’s covered, pull away plasterboard to see what you’re working with – we’ve come across rare Minton tiles and exquisite marble before now,’ says Owen Pacey, restoration specialist and founder of Renaissance London .
‘If you decide to replace, it’s worth contacting an antique fireplace specialist; many offer a part-exchange on the fireplace you’re removing if it’s in good condition.’
14. Showcase natural stone flooring
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When you're deciding on your country decorating ideas, don't discount your property's existing flooring. Natural stone and brick sets bring texture and color to a room, and can be softened with a rug if you want a little comfort underfoot.
‘The key to achieving a stylish country living room is to hone in on the texture and character of natural surfaces,’ says Merry Albright, creative director at Border Oak .
‘Here, the green oak structural frame brings in natural warmth that softens the impression of the stone floor. The secret to success in a country scheme lies in celebrating the imperfections of these natural materials.’
15. Layer textiles for country boho style
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For relaxed country bedroom ideas, draw inspiration from global-inspired designs by blending embroidered patterns, weaves and subtle block prints on slubby linens.
Choose an earthy palette of teal, terracotta and leaf green, brightened with a white or cream background. As a general rule, offset bold designs on cushions with smaller-scale prints on quilts and throws.
16. Put up open shelves in the kitchen
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Too much cabinetry can make a country kitchen look stiff and formal. And practically, it can be tricky to fit wall units in older rural properties where wonky walls, low beams and various nooks and crannies are part of their charm.
Open shelving allows you to combine storage with style, and the fixtures can be adapted to suit the specific challenges of your space.
For streamlined, attractive storage, decant foodstuffs into jars and choose an edited palette for crockery and glassware.
A plain background will make make these ordinary items stand out, so they become a style statement in their own right.
17. Treat your bathroom to 'living room' finishes
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A pretty fabric blind, framed artworks and smart wall lights with pleated shades look as at home in among your country bathroom ideas as they do in a sitting room.
Importantly, they bring softness and color to this often cold and functional space.
Coordinate your colour scheme with the adjacent rooms and accessorize with cut-glass and crystal jars for a classic country house look.
18. Choose fall tones for a warm look
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‘We’re seeing a lot more terracotta, clay and rust colors coming through,’ says Charlie Marshall, founder of Loaf . These tones are ideally suited in a country setting and can be softened with a neutral off-white backdrop.
Velvet is a relatively new trend that’s gaining traction on sofas, and a great way to fast track a bit of luxury into your country decorating ideas.
19. Build in a mud room
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Having a dedicated space to store boots, rainwear, dog leads and all the other bits and bobs you need for venturing into the great outdoors is ideal in a country home.
Built-in cabinetry for storage, a bench for pulling off gum boots and hooks for coats are prerequisites.
If space and plumbing allows, install a sink for easy clean-ups, dog washing, flower prep and cleaning the mud from homegrown veggies.
Practical flooring such as stone or tile will mean dirt can be swept and mopped away – add a washable rug for a touch of softness.
It's the details that will take your mudroom from a space you want to keep hidden, to one that's a fully integrated – and stylish – part of your home. Country decorating ideas can include woven baskets for your kit and clobber, a fabric blind for a touch of colour and pattern, plus pictures and plants for personality.
20. Create a work-from-home space
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If you're skipping the commute to work from home, ensure you include an attractive desk space in your country decorating ideas.
‘Keeping clutter tidied away creates a much-needed sense of calm,’ says Anna Trinder, owner of The Dormy House . Investing in some key storage items can help eliminate stress and restore order.
‘If you need a printer, consider a dedicated table on castors that can be easily moved when needed, and tidied away again afterwards.’
Pretty noticeboards will make your desk area feel more homely, while an upholstered screen can also provide privacy and shield your screen from sunlight.
If you don't need a dedicated home office, but simply desk space for household admin, consider a console table or slim desk that feels a part of your home's overall decor scheme.
A piece of natural wood furniture, with a deep drawer for hiding away paperwork or a laptop, is perfect. An artwork will provide a 'view' if you're not close to a window.
21. Make the most of the view
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The default when compiling rustic decorating ideas is to plan country curtain ideas, window treatments and trimmings. But there's an argument to skip this step when a room isn't overlooked – often a perk of living in a countryside location.
When you're adding on to or improving a property, you can take the view into consideration when choosing glazing.
Opt for large windows or doors with large panels of glass for unrestricted sight lines into the garden and surrounding area.
Complement nature outside by choosing natural materials for your interior, such as wooden floors, wool or sisal carpets, and linen or cotton soft furnishings.
22. Consider your lighting scheme
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Lighting can make or break the atmosphere in your living room and shouldn't be forgotten when planning your country decorating ideas.
Design experts love a layered approach that can be dialled up, or down, as required. Interior designer Nicky Dobree recommends using plenty of lamps to cast a soft, warm light across the room at a lower level.
Instead of a lone central pendant, she prefers indirect spotlights, on dimmers if possible. ‘They’re more discreet and can be hidden in the beams,’ she says.
23. Use wallpaper to create a 'wow' welcome
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Paint is often seen as a safer surface choice in a hallway, but a pretty patterned country wallpaper idea is a great way to add an instant hit of personality to this welcoming space.
Plus, as you don't tend to spend too long in a hall, you’re not likely to get as tired of a busy scheme as you might in a living space or bedroom.
Complement the colors with co-ordinating furniture pieces and lots of natural materials to keep the look grounded and reflective of the country setting.
24. Incorporate vintage details and quirky displays
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Country style tells a story of place and people. Even if your home doesn't have original features, you can add to its character with antiques that relate to the period in which it was built, its former owners, or your own tastes and interests.
Search for vintage treasures in local antiques stores, barn sales and house clearances. The colour, patina and design of these authentic finds will bring depth and richness to your decor scheme.
Objects don't need to be valuable to create a stunning addition to your room scheme. Some of the simplest country decorating ideas come from carefully curated collections, chosen for their color or form, and displayed to create a focal point.
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25. Bring nature inside with plants and flowers
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Foliage and floral motifs are a key motif in country-style fabrics and wallpapers. But bringing living nature into your home in the form of plants and flowers will give an extra dimension to your decor.
Use the sculptural forms of house plants to add drama, color and movement to schemes. Choose your greenery to suit the room – moisture-loving for a bathroom, for example, or shade tolerant in a room that doesn't get much sun.
Forage for foliage and blossom-heavy branches, or buy locally grown flowers, to create seasonal displays. It's a wonderful to way to showcase the beauty of nature in your home.
26. Play with pattern
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Introducing more than one pattern into a room is a subtle balancing act.
The key is to stick to two or three designs distributed evenly throughout the room, including at least one neutral pattern, such as a stripe, plaid or check. These add subtle interest without overwhelming the space. Offset the patterns with white walls and natural finishes.
To create a cohesive scheme, create a scrapbook of patterned fabrics, wallpapers and paint colors that you love when compiling your country decorating ideas, to make sure nothing jars visually.
When mixing patterns in the same colour palette, vary the scale of the print to add interest.
27. Put a classic dresser in your kitchen – and make it pop!
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A freestanding kitchen dresser with shelves for displaying tableware and handy cabinets beneath is a country kitchen classic.
But paint it a bold color when you're planning your country decorating ideas to give this traditional piece a modern makeover.
28. Add a window seat
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The thick walls of many older country properties create a natural inset at the window, creating the perfect spot to build in seating.
A built-in window seat will create a seamless look and gives the opportunity to add storage beneath a lift-up lid. Add a made-to-measure seat pad for comfort.
If you don't want to add a built-in window seat, you can use an ottoman or blanket box to fill the space to create a similar effect. Window seat ideas has tips from interior designers on how to make the most of this feature in your country-style home.
29. Show some style with tiles
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Create a colorful kitchen backsplash to make your kitchen’s vertical surfaces shine behind your range or cooker with tiles that contrast with the rest of your kitchen scheme.
This works especially well against cabinets painted in a pale or neutral tone, adding personality to your space.
30. Soften a room scheme with curtains
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Never underestimate the cosseting capabilities of curtains. They can be used to dress even the smallest of windows and will help keep the heat inside while bringing visual softness to your scheme.
There is a host of options for window treatments and curtains when it comes to country decorating ideas. For curtains that fit the bill all year round, consider lining a bold floral with a classic check, plaid or stripe.
Opt for a simple heading that can be threaded onto a pole; this will ensure the curtain is easily reversible, allowing you to change the look with the seasons.
31. Make dining a relaxed affair
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Relaxed style is the essence of a modern country look. In a rustic dining room, ease the formality by mixing up your seating options – dining chairs, stools, bench seats and built-in banquettes can all be combined for an eclectic look.
Add a soft linen table cloth to ease the mood further. Finish with handmade crockery for pleasingly irregular place settings.
32. Cook up some color in the kitchen
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Painted cabinetry will bring bold block color to your country kitchen. While blue and grey kitchens have been the go-to shades for a number of years, the country palette is expanding to include deep plums, pinks and heather tones.
Painting your island a standout shade will help to create a focal point in a larger room, as this design from Drew Forsyth shows.
33. Brush up on paint in the bedroom
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When you're looking for country decorating ideas for the bedroom, think beyond the usual feature wall. Country style is all about character, so getting creative with color and paint is a fast fix for an original look.
In this scheme, the terracotta color wraps around the lower half of the room, creating a cocooning effect that's perfect for a bedroom.
The warm, earthy hue immediately brings a rustic atmosphere to the space.
34. Go bold with florals
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Florals are a staple of country style – what other pattern is so redolent of cottage gardens?
For a contemporary twist, go for a vintage print in zingy shades on a sofa armchair or footstool, like this design from Sofa Workshop that reinterprets a vintage print from London's Victoria & Albert museum.
Bold designs draw the eye, so keep the rest of the room relatively neutral to give them space.
35. Hone a hero hallway
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A hallway justifies just as much attention as a sitting room or kitchen, especially as it's the first area of your home a guest will see. Don't skimp on this space when decided on country decorating ideas for your property.
Hanging beautiful curtains at the windows and artwork
on the walls and using attractive furniture anchors a hallway and helps to generate
a warm and welcoming entrance.
Here, Stephanie Dunning of Dunning & Everard has used a large French console table with useful storage baskets beneath.
36. Bring in lots of texture
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‘Texture is an important aspect of choosing textiles for a country home,’ says Sam Hood, creative director at Amara . 'For winter, look for the softest wool throws in chunky and rib knits, and faux fur cushions.'
In the summer months, lighten the look but retain the tactile vibe with slubby linens and cotton waffle weaves.
‘Neutral colours are great for developing a warm look that will resonate well in a country home,’ says Hood.
37. Fold up a pretty blind
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The clean lines of a simple Roman blind make it ideal for working areas where a fussy, decorative design will look out of place. But in a country home, there's still plenty of scope to include colour and pattern, like this decorative woodland pattern.
'Our Abbey Gardens collection features illustrated fruits, flowers and birds on a lightweight cotton fabric,' says Nicola Brumfitt at Prestigious Textiles .
If you want to maximize the light in darker country rooms, tailored blinds are the way to go. Blackout linings are a good idea as this ensures the fabric doesn't look overly yellow when the light shines through.
Choose a pretty foliage print to complement your countryside view.
38. Set a beautiful country table
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Everyone enjoys a beautifully laid table, even if the menu itself is fairly relaxed – and it's the perfect country decorating idea. Channel your English eccentric and layer stripes, gingham and pattern galore. Add texture with bamboo and rattan pieces. Mountains of seasonal blooms in clashing colors. Vintage wine bottle lamps add a bistro feel.
What is country-style decorating?
Country-style decorating has a direct connection with nature and landscape, both in the materials it uses and the colors and motifs it features.
Wood, stone, fabrics such as linen, cotton and wool, plus materials such as rattan, sisal and willow, all feature.
Colors reflect the great outdoors, taking their cues from heaths and moorlands, hills and mountains, lakes, lochs and coastal landscapes. Within these gentle palettes, there is scope for more vibrant hues – think the colours of wildflowers, country gardens, blossoms and fruits.
While country style can range from the formality of grand country houses to more rustic schemes, there's a sense of character, authenticity and seasonality that runs throughout.
And don't just think of this as a look for rural homes. It's increasingly popular in cities, towns and suburbs, too.
What is the difference between country and farmhouse style?
Farmhouse style takes all the elements of the country look and adds a chic, modern twist.
Colors may be more muted. Prints will feature geometric and graphic patterns, rather than simply foliage and floral designs. Contemporary materials such as concrete, metal and sleek, synthetic surfaces will be mixed with more typical country staples such as stone, slate and wood.
The result is a cleaner, more casual version of country.
What are some good country colors?
Plan your palette of country decorating ideas around soft, chalky greens and blues, gentle pink and primrose yellow, cream and clay tones, plus richer shades of terracotta, nut brown and ochre.
‘There’s a multitude of shades to choose from to help you create a modern country aesthetic,' says Cathryn Sanders, Marketing Manager for Earthborn . 'From nature inspired olive greens and deep blues, to the more uplifting lemons, it’s all about bringing a welcome dose of colour back into our homes. Opting for bolder hues will enhance your living spaces and really make a statement.’
'Fabrics in chalky colour palettes based on heritage prints always work well in country interiors,' says Debbie Leigh, Design Manager at fabric company, ILIV . From a practical point of view, it is wise to stick to calming and serene tones to create a feeling of space in a small country room.'
If you are wanting to go all out and create a bold country interior, then look for large-scale floral blowsy prints, velvet and embroidered fabrics, as these work perfectly in country interiors and will make an instant impact.
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Mixing coordinating fabric patterns and layering soft furnishings will instantly create a country, cozy ambience. Incorporate plenty of blankets, throws and varying cushion sizes into your scheme.
What are key pieces of country furniture?
'Today’s modern country interiors combine cool contemporary colours with a timeless, classic feel that’s just as at home in a London townhouse as a country pile,' says Adam Brown, Director, The Painted Furniture Company .
To achieve this look, consider selecting solidly built wooden furniture pieces which will stand the test of time. 'Although exposed wood always looks great, painted furniture is another fantastic way to unify a scheme or add bursts of colour,' Brown says. 'When paired with natural textures and rustic accessories, it is easy to create that effortless country feel.'
As the kitchen is the heart of any home, a country scheme will ideally have a soild wood table and chairs for the family to gather around.
Freestanding units are also a must-have for this look, as they give a more relaxed feel than fitted cabinets. A classic kitchen dresser is ideal for showing off your crockery collection.
'The use of color is also very important in creating a country-inspired scheme,' Brown continues. 'One of The Painted Furniture Company’s first products was our bestselling Oak collection in a grey green; a color we always called the "Cotswolds window frame colour". This subtle, yet beautiful shade has continued to be one of our most popular options through the years, and is the epitome of modern country living.'
Andrea has been immersed in the world of homes, interiors and lifestyle since her first job in journalism, on Ideal Home. She went from women's magazine Options to Frank. From there it was on to the launch of Red magazine, where she stayed for 10 years and became Assistant Editor. She then shifted into freelancing, and spent 14 years writing for everyone from The Telegraph to The Sunday Times, Livingetc, Stylist and Woman & Home.
She was then offered the job as Editor on Country Homes & Interiors, and now combines that role with writing for sister title homesandgardens.com.
60+ Best Farmhouse Style Ideas
Annie Schlechter
We simply never tire of beautiful farmhouse style design elements. The way we see it, you don't have to live way out in the country to enjoy the benefits of this ultra-chic design sensibility, nor do you need to have a barn or a backyard chicken coop to connect to this aesthetic. You simply have to appreciate modern-rustic decor ideas!
Here, we're helping you take your love of farmhouse style to the next level with interesting decorating ideas for every room in your house. From farmhouse kitchens to bedroom decorating ideas to, yes, even rustic bathrooms, we've got all the professional tips and tricks that'll keep you inspired and your guests "ooh"-ing and "ahh"-ing. After all, is there anything more thought-provoking than a reclaimed wood coffee table, vintage gingham curtains, or a cozy chair that looks like it was plucked straight from the set of a Western movie?
Of course, what we love most is that each and every idea here takes a cue from a real-life house or room.
We've got an elegant kitchen trend from a Mississippi barn, living room ideas from an 18th-century farmhouse, and even vintage cabinet ideas straight out of the walls of a charming New York farmhouse. Whether you have plans to renovate your house in the near future or you're just imagining the look of your dream home, this swoon worthy collection of farmhouse décor will serve you well.
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Gingham Details
Buffalo-checked tablecloth fabric adds texture to this chic space. We can't imagine a sweeter way to dress up unsightly larger appliances, like dishwashers.
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Collected Country Kitchen
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Rustic Kitchen Design
Handcrafted and woven accents, as well as rounded counter edges, soften this lake cabin's kitchen designed by Thom Filicia.
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Repurposed Farmhouse Kitchen Island
Living in the country means making use of what you've got. Old beams and ceiling rafters were repurposed into a custom kitchen island and open shelving for this Michigan farmhouse.
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Exposed Ceiling Beams
For the kitchen inside her Sparta, Tennessee, cabin, singer-songwriter Holly Audrey Williams went with gorgeous green cabinetry (Jasper by Sherwin-Williams), a brass faucet, and marble tile backsplash. In lieu of a rack, pots and pans hang from hooks on exposed ceiling beams.
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Grandma-Inspired Kitchen
By incorporating warm woods, antique-inspired lighting, and modern, vintage-style appliances, designer Cathy Chapman created a kitchen with a nostalgic feel reminiscent of Grandma's.
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Reclaimed Wood Detailing
When it comes to farmhouse decor, what's old is new again! A plank of weathered or reclaimed wood works beautifully as a headboard.
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Built-in Pantry
This built-in looks more like freestanding furniture after being coated in a contrasting color (Graphite by Benjamin Moore).
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A Rolling Island
We love the down-to-earth feel of this free-roaming kitchen island. Rolling furniture is an easy way to transplant vintage or more rustic pieces into any home, no matter when it was constructed.
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Deep Sinks
A great big sink is "so much more effective," says Martha Stewart of her circa-1925 farmhouse kitchen in Katonah, New York—and we'd have to agree.
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Open Cabinets
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An Iron Bed
Add an unexpected touch of industrial charm to any bedroom with an iron bed frame.
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Warm Hues
"I think of it as homey," Martha Stewart says of her country style kitchen. "It's about being comfortable." Hence the warm hue on her walls—a custom paint color inspired by shells. For a similar look, try Stormy Monday by Benjamin Moore.
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Piles of Firewood
Sure, you might take down the garland after Christmastime has passed, but the lumber is welcome to stay all year long. It's a rustic touch that's sure to liven up any entryway, front porch, or living room.
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Top-of-the-Line Tools
When you live in the country, you need everything you own to be as hard-working as you are. Take cues from Martha Stewart, who invests in long-lasting tools like a restaurant-grade cappuccino maker.
Even her rolling pin has been around since her honeymoon.
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Simple Shiplap
White shiplap-covered walls pair exquisitely with a vintage, brass-adorned clawfoot tub in Jenni Kayne's beautiful bathroom.
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Ryann Ford
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Stunning Chandelier
We couldn't be any more obsessed with this eye-catching fixture. Amy Kleinwachter, the owner of this vast Texas farmhouse, added an antique European chandelier to an old pig feeder to create this one-of-a-kind piece.
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Mix-and-Match Master Bedroom
Alison and Jim Luckman's Idaho home combines stone walls, high wooden-beamed ceilings, and bright patterned prints to make an ideal sleeping space.
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Reclaimed Wood Furniture
"Vintage" is nice. "Reclaimed" is even better! We love the look of this coffee table, which is as interesting as it is beautiful.
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Reclaimed Shelving
Reused wooden shelves display both practical and personal items in Karol Ann DeLong's home. Our favorite items? Her mother's stunning silver pieces.
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Troves of Treasure
Did you know? Any collection, big or small, can double beautifully as decor. It all depends on how you display it.
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Vintage Living Room
Believe it or not, this stunning space in Lynne Knowlton's treehouse is made out of wood from a destroyed barn and stained glass windows from an old church.
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Unconventional Kitchen
More is more in Renita Browning’s antique-filled kitchen.
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Airy Office
Pickled spruce floors, an antique farm table, and a touch of greenery in Bobby Houston’s home office would make work much more enjoyable.
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Cozy Living Room
A slipper chair and a vintage sofa surrounded by exposed brick and wooden beams make for the ultimate place of relaxation in Seth and Chad Gilbert's Tennessee abode. Plus, check out that original fire place!
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Classic Kitchen
The elegant kitchen found in this Mississippi barn brings together a variety of farmhouse staples and juxtaposes them with modern amenities. The sliding barn door, exposed beams, and shiplap-covered ceiling are just a few country elements that will never go out of style.
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All American Accessories
This spacious dining room is situated in the center of a backyard barn designed for hosting parties. It doesn't get more country than that! Exposed beams and wood walls, an antique table, and plaid details add even more rural charm.
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Barn-Like Bathroom
The "Z-back" detail on the bathroom cabinets in this Georgia sporting cabin were inspired by barn doors.
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10 original ideas for a country house - INMYROOM
Interior decor
Today we will talk about some non-standard planning and decorative solutions that will help you turn an ordinary building into the perfect dream home
Modern country house has long since changed its status as a temporary summer haven to more significant - all-season residence.
Now charming cottages on nature are perceived by the owners as equal counterparts of city apartments. Hence and changes in interior preferences: instead of ascetic country design, the owners want to see a stylish and functional design that is in no way inferior, but sometimes even superior to urban interiors.
So for for those who want to make their country house special, we have selected 10 unusual design options, most of which cannot be implemented in an apartment.
1. Concrete furniture
No matter how crazy this phrase sounds, concrete furniture is very popular in many countries. From concrete, you can create any, even the most bizarre designs that will satisfy all your ergonomic and functional needs. Concrete costs much less than high-quality wooden furniture, and there is no need to talk about its strength. In addition, recently it has become a real interior trend.
2. Multifunction ladder
your house has a staircase, feel free to use it to the fullest.
AT depending on where exactly it is located, the staircase can perform the most various functional roles. For example, the space under the stairs in the hallway can serve as a guest bathroom or wardrobe. And at the base of the screw designs in the living room, a fireplace will look good.
3. Open fireplace
For those who do not is a supporter of traditional interiors, you will surely like the idea equip an open fireplace in the center of the living room. Don't be afraid - it's not only beautiful, but also safe.
4. Veranda with glass doors
Definitely many are familiar with the situation when pleasant gatherings on the open veranda unceremoniously interrupted by unexpectedly flowing bad weather, and even a roof or a canopy cannot save you and your guests from wind and slanting rain. Spare you from the need to constantly carry pillows, bedspreads and a favorite chair with verandas to the room, can sliding or folding glass doors. Thanks to them, you can quietly enjoy the views from your veranda in any weather.
This approach can realize also in the gazebo or barbecue area.
Modern doors are airtight, easy to install and operate: just one movement - and in sunny during the day your veranda becomes part of the garden, and on a rainy or windy day it becomes cozy a corner in which it is so pleasant to hide from any vagaries of nature.
5. Roofed bedroom
Even in one-story house you can find a cozy and secluded corner for the bedroom, for example, right under the roof. Creating an extra level requires a lot less time and money than the extension of the second floor, and as a result you get additional secluded room.
6. Hanging furniture
Pamper your inner child by replacing standard sofas, chairs and beds swing. Of course, we are not talking about ordinary children's swings, but about hanging furniture. In a city apartment it is difficult to find enough space for such structures, but in a country house they will look very appropriate.
7. Pool on the ceiling
You are dreaming about his own pool, but the area adjacent to the house is too small for his arrangements? Do not worry, the pool can be equipped inside the house.
If a approach this issue with imagination, it will turn out to kill two birds with one stone. Swimming pool with a transparent bottom, installed in the floor of the second floor, will become not only a place for a pleasant pastime, but also a spectacular interior element.
8. Open tiered layout
Standard the breakdown of the house into floors deprives the inhabitants of the feeling of space. So it's better abandon it in favor of barely marked levels. To achieve the effect it is worth using open structures and transparent materials.
9. Irregular front shape
Even if all the interiors of the house have the classic shape of a parallelepiped, this does not mean at all that the facade must comply with them. Think over exterior geometry. The original face of the house will make the atmosphere in it more expressive and upbeat.
10. Slide in the house
Families in which there are children, you will definitely like the idea of arranging a real slide inside the house.
It can be either a stand-alone structure or an element that complements the stairs. In any case, the kids will not be bored, even when the weather is bad outside.
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Interesting ideas, unexpected applications and simply beautiful things made by hand, with imagination and love in sections:
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INTERIOR AND FURNITURE
Wooden staircase - cupboard :
More options and ideas for organizing the space under the stairs:
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Country - wooden facades, wicker furniture, cute doilies and curtains, a little artistic mess.
Country style fans are people who love and appreciate home comfort. Furniture can also be made from MDF. Household appliances in rural kitchens are usually hidden away. You can buy equipment decorated with brass. Country-style kitchens are cozy and simple, but at the same time functional and comfortable.
Interior of a kitchen in a logged Russian house in the suburbs of Moscow: the national character is easily recognizable by a real Russian stove, the picture is complemented by lace tablecloths, napkins and other country-style decoration. Amazing Italian furniture, hand-painted specifically for this interior, is not only beautiful, but also functional. So, the kitchenette in the photo is easily transformed into a closet.
DIY kitchen cabinet idea :
Finished example of a dining table with original base made with the Kreg Jig (available here):
BATHROOMS
Natural wood
Finishing the bathroom with wood allows you to create a warm, light and comfortable environment and, in addition, environmentally friendly for human health.
Wood is perfectly combined with any kind of finishing materials: tiles, natural or artificial stone, chrome iron, paint, decorative plaster ... In areas where wood is most intensively exposed to moisture, it is better to use exotic woods (merbau, jatoba, iroko, dusii, teak, cedar, ebony, babmuk, cork oak), the most resistant to moisture. Local species such as: beech, elm, oak, ash, larch, aspen can also be used when finishing the bathroom. In areas more remote from moisture (away from the bathtub, shower cabin and washbasin), almost any type of wood can be used, except for: pine, spruce, cherry, pear, campas, badi, guatama, zebrano, wenge.
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Interesting ideas for a summer residence: swing for a rest on a terrace
We organize a recreation area near water:
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Would you like to live on an island? In the photo below, the owners of the house in the Norwalk Islands live in the residence all year round.
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Mini-garden:
Do-it-yourself rug made of river pebbles or sea pebbles :
This bath mat gives a wonderful massage effect. Make it incredibly easy and simple. You will need:
1. Rubber or other waterproof base. The main thing is water resistance and not to slip.
2. Strong waterproof adhesive.
3. Flat sea pebbles or river pebbles.
We wash and dry the stones. We wash the base and degrease the surface. Gently apply glue to the base, it should not be too little or too much. Leave to dry for a day. Most of your time will be spent on creative pleasure: selection of stones and drawing up a drawing.
Continuation of the topic: such crafts of stones can be done for the garden:
Development of theme: Stone decor for yourself:
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Budget: make garden furniture from pallets / pallet
Small space can be functional, cozy and mobile :
In the photo below The Tudor Micro Cottage from Woolwagons:
Trush, a tallest and romantic house for the wheel.
equipped with everything you need for travel convenience and can be used as a mini-guest cottage in the backyard.
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Dismastern houses
houses and interiors in the Russian style
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